The Desmond Tutu HIV Centre (DTHC), which includes Robin Wood (Director), Linda-Gail Bekker (Deputy Director), Catherine Orrell and Keren Middelkoop.The Wellcome Centre for Infectious Diseases Research in Africa (CIDRI-Africa) which includes Robert Wilkinson (Director), Graeme Meintjes, Catherine Riou and Anna Coussens.The South African TB Vaccine Initiative (SATVI), which includes Mark Hatherill (Director), Tom Scriba (Deputy Director) and Elisa Nemes.Use the correct screws to fasten it in position.Three multi-investigator groups that operate principally in the TB/HIV space: Replace the convection blower in its compartment and re-connect the wiring. Use a multimeter to test the two wires connected to the igniter. Inspect electrical connection on the igniter. Use screws and a screwdriver to fasten it in position. Step 4 – Replace Stove IgniterĬarefully place the new igniter in position. Use a piece of rug to remove dust, collect the waste and dispose of them safely. If there is any residue, ashes or debris in the stove use a clean brush to wipe them away. Remove the screw using a screwdriver and dismount the igniter. Removing the convectional blower exposes the igniter. Make sure not to interfere with the wiring found here. Remove the blower by carefully rotating it from its position. This removes all connections that hold the blower in place. Dismount the nuts and locate and remove the stud bracket. Use a nutdriver to loosen nuts located on the right side of the convection blower. Place them in a safe position.Disconnect the two wires on the convection blower. Remove the hopper lid by using screwdriver to remove screws located on the right side of the stove. Make sure that the stove is cold before working on it and unplug it from electricity supply to prevent injuries.
Depending on the model of the stove, examine how it is connected before removing its components to access the igniter.
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